An Idiot's guide to Ancient Woodland management

[AJStrees]

Trooping funnel, will get back to you on the rest. Good photos though, they like they are out of a fungi guide

[the village idiot]

 

Yup, trooping funnel is spot on.

 

Be careful how many you give away though before getting to three. I have a ridiculous rule where anyone can use the correct answers of others!

[Mark J]

18 minutes ago, the village idiot said:

 

Yup, trooping funnel is spot on.

 

Be careful how many you give away though before getting to three. I have a ridiculous rule where anyone can use the correct answers of others!

I suppose you're one of those people who endorses experts too.

[AJStrees]

15 minutes ago, the village idiot said:

 

Yup, trooping funnel is spot on.

 

Be careful how many you give away though before getting to three. I have a ridiculous rule where anyone can use the correct answers of others!

I see, okay. 

 

Will get back to you on that then, unless someone beats me to it. 

 

[AJStrees]

I think number 5 is Pholiota, Scalycap, looks pretty similar. Number 3 could be red cracking bolete Boletus chrysenteron or otherwise one of the other red stemming boletes.

 

Number 2 I should know but can't think what it is at the minute. 

[slack ma girdle]

Thanks for all the advice everyone. 
 
I had no memory card in the phone. It's not that many pictures so I'm not terribly bothered.
 
I will dry the phone out for a few days and try it again.
 
In the meantime here's 5 more fungal fruiting bodies photographed in the Wood. 3 Toffee Crisps and a packet of gobstoppers to the first person who gets 3 out of 5.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Second is curmt leaf fungus, and the little blobby thingies Badhamia spp maybe

[slack ma girdle]

Thanks for all the advice everyone. 
 
I had no memory card in the phone. It's not that many pictures so I'm not terribly bothered.
 
I will dry the phone out for a few days and try it again.
 
In the meantime here's 5 more fungal fruiting bodies photographed in the Wood. 3 Toffee Crisps and a packet of gobstoppers to the first person who gets 3 out of 5.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

And the first Clytocybie spelt wrong.
I like the photo TVI

[the village idiot]

11 hours ago, AJStrees said:

I think number 5 is Pholiota, Scalycap, looks pretty similar. Number 3 could be red cracking bolete Boletus chrysenteron or otherwise one of the other red stemming boletes.

 

Number 2 I should know but can't think what it is at the minute. 

I'll give you half a point for red stemmed bolete taking you to 1.5.

 

Number 5 isn't Scaly cap.

 

You're doing well though, these are hard.

[the village idiot]

14 minutes ago, slack ma girdle said:

On 29/02/2020 at 10:17, the village idiot said:

Thanks for all the advice everyone. 
 
I had no memory card in the phone. It's not that many pictures so I'm not terribly bothered.
 
I will dry the phone out for a few days and try it again.
 
In the meantime here's 5 more fungal fruiting bodies photographed in the Wood. 3 Toffee Crisps and a packet of gobstoppers to the first person who gets 3 out of 5.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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Second is curmt leaf fungus, and the little blobby thingies Badhamia spp maybe

7/10 for effort, 0/10 for accuracy.?

 

14 minutes ago, slack ma girdle said:

And the first Clytocybie spelt wrong.
I like the photo TVI

1 point for Clitocybe, although if you win I'm docking half a Toffee Crisp for spelling.

 

All photo's taken by the lovely Juliet, our ecology advisor.

[AJStrees]

12 hours ago, the village idiot said:

I'll give you half a point for red stemmed bolete taking you to 1.5.

 

Number 5 isn't Scaly cap.

 

You're doing well though, these are hard.

I was thinking 5 could be the old dark or bulbous honey fungus, but if its not that either then I'm a bit stumped on that one. Though I should probably know it.